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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
"RETRiBUTlON' .

TIE TxtEosAA- HER1LD has the pleas
IRA q presenting 10 is readers the
morning a very pretty hstis sketch from
the pen OF Mrs. LsLLi,S K. WAIKEe, OF
this city. The story Is entitled "Rstri-
but,on." Il wss sent To this Office FOR
publication IN September last, and the
lady asked that an opinion might Dc given
on It's merits, asking also whsther the
editor would advise her TO continue writ
ing, with the idea OF becoming 81 auth
cfsss. Ihs story certainly IA well writer,
and is sbovs,ke average Of short sketches.
The present story will be read with more
tLaa usual zss- from TIE fact that the
snihorssa has gained considerable motor
isty within tas past two weeks. and Is an
sppicant .or divorce from ner husband
RCBERr J. WALKkR.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

The SUNDAY fELE0RAM- HERALD called
sttsosion. not many weeks since. 10 the
Won dsrful growth ia the membership O.
the Christian churches. ss shown by sta
ts.lgs gathered by fhe New York Tads-
rcadsnf. Nj Z. @. ESsreN. superin--
terdeot ~ its roribwestsrn DIVISION of
ths American Sundsy School UnioD, hss
issred a circuilr containing some stats
ties tsksu from TIE lsst three sneuai rs-
ports of ihs Jhion. which 20 10 show 5
Ike growth TO American Sunday school 8,
l. appcsrs from these reports that tbsrs
has been since i-c4. Al increase IN the
scholar membership of ali he Sunday
schools IN ths z Tnited States of 3oS.e .el5.
The reports show. further that the Amer
icsn Sunday school onion. the old unde-
uouiustsensl sceisty "tdst cares Tor the
cniairsu, who sre provided for
b. no uoe e.se. has sia1e 1851.
brought Ic5.l4 children into t9iT new
Snadag schoo's. = number e9uai o. f.000
r1ora thar ors-half 81 all the fucrsnss
rspcrtsi as having been secursd ~ 'bis
snd al ether ageEcfes during these tarse
years But the Amer'csu SgnGay school
Caicn 1'd mere fhan teis. siied $50
other sctcois. vhfra have tf. F1t teachers
eUd 3te.fft scholars. So thas in tisse
three yssrs .s rssceed 3c eouurulttes
and 5undaT schools g. s1a go. A. children
and ycua. and ihen rs-a,ded ssd re- .
ifsd these schools APIS tiioes, besides
nskirg 81 5st viefs g. fsrailiss. supcly-
ing AfUlt destitute psr-rns With tba
scriptures aud boltiog -T-t7 religious
rseefinEs. That ttere = great rzed for
rsors ~ l1st s1Ch wcrk rs our ccgn.cy.
i evident rom the fsct that according 81
fha lnter0aiir asl Seer atari = report ttara
a-a h1t s.C.i 4 AS scholars n All the sun B.
sav schools IN TIE United Sfstes that
rsrnrt ~ thfs conFenfior. Which tba chasr-
80 Il the Executive Ccmnssftea saiI vas
So cent. zoo ens0 Tf seer cent were
rfsipa. We hasa ~.f.H15 senolars ir ALI
orr ~urfsv Schools. Bat tha statement
was r,a.ia shat 81 re~ esut shaual be Ia
s.,ets.i Cor these ever g AMI ,fnfsr six
go ~ see and ieree wao sttsnsiesf
.,era than cne scteoi snd sre eo,,nfsd
s--re. whicb deducted ganl5 cave
4 As a5i children ana youth af scboal
-. =, sll eur ssurisv sch1ns. uhila ftera
a.. a. least 3.NoOo0 mere children -
tat age In cur counfry. and vary GSsiv
.~--~t ef them attsBd ne Sunday school.
Tbs Arnerican Sunday Schocl Urfon =
a,5na a rresf work. frT present sno faturs
A-,arits. f0r shicb there - aost Urgent
-os5 Auv uto would ska a. raaa rs
is.t sn-ral rerorf. or SD its Wcrx hv zifs
- f,.u7a nsav send - Surf xs-s~
~hrse ss.srass = ia Nzdison ss.. Ch.-
rszc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

Ths Democratic members OF Post Boot,
Of Syracuse, did a very ungise thing IN
proposing 10 Invite ths President 10 visit
Syracuse and CO the gusst Of tie Poet.
When active opposition Vas developed
the matter should have been dropped.
The occasion did not dsmsnd the exfen-
sion ot such courtesy by the Post to
the President II tie desire to 60 so
bad been practically unanimous Il would
have been very graceful thing 10 dc;
but not 70 have done L would have occA-
stoned 40 comment To undertake TO DO
n and hsvs It go ont that only bare
majority IN mseiirg az which only
eighteen coursdes we're present voted to
extend the invitation, whils others vigor-
ously opposed II. makes matters mueh
worse than II nothing bad been done.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

Anything or everything in the
line Of special furniture, inside
finish of house, office or store,
wood mantels, and contract
workof any kind made 20 order
en- short notice and in the best
manner out of thoroughly dried
lumber OF any kind. Designs fur
nished when desired.
Wolverine Chair Factory,
w. 4. Pearl-st, bridge
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

Al trains daily c1c-fa sunday
A local freight leaves Grand Rspios a. u - D
u carrying passenger - far ~ kalamazoo -
Through tickets 70 al points arc bsrihs In sleep
ing coaches can be secured a. Union Iicket o&os
q NoDroe-st-, and a. depot.
g. W. NcKENsFY, Css AgL
oFo. ". NrEsos, CITY Ticket Agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

sDslly fDsiy cKceqf @uudsf.
ConDfci0ns- Nis. q Cos toss v1t1
Nicbigsn central sn1 cr-nd EsT8o< a iId.saa
Bsslrosds . With ~ d. A @. = f fof Il y
ton. HancOck. JslBmei etc. sn1 Ipi4iE "a -
ofo >oftl weefeTn = 4 AftFe
Cen psse. snd Ticket te'I ksf,frraa lin.
A Ns-sor. Gen -ifrt. 3eretslss. Eics-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

The arrest Il Sergeant GLaaE ~ tors
NsgBe, f0r eFls eo11nltied a. sa,7 9
saother soldier. bnugs - far Tie nfss
tns ~ the hiss-. tns question q The
j. risiictCn oi to civil ogsg iDs la.lliaEy
snthorsiss 10 tins Of peaes. Mhstbef
tLe ~ 10 90 interpgstcd Or aof. there 10
% good rsssou s1y The dsspo1ism ot
niliisFy saihority should b. permitted 20
prevail in the n psacs 70 TIE extent Ok
psfmsitlDx . nusdsrsr to - unpuD-
lshs,i.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

CowEADEs ATTSS TfoE-c0Nssn CHsa
= Z f+iazo1, laff ~ 20 g = Hi1E Frf Trf
net - --- Foef 9 N55rneu-h 81 sst n-@
Aft "a Chspssz. Ne1sxsn ~esc5e~s Some -
s--.t.rfsliT s1.lcsls rr8r - rsfr ~ eee Re =
- errr s11tfff. Feyzs ~ ore fhl-t 1ssai rrle~a
fw Fnrh wr-s ~efistsefics gsisFsnrsef ff-.iesf
rece5red ~ EtaA I'D Erer y : elde1 - Ss1f
ces Cs1.e<t fhrreffsr1t tnorss mot s1T
Eo1r rlFt1-f p a q .. fHt1azr aras -efl-re1 essE
rrrt~s sE nsrtrs a. fErusenfd o. spy "a
tfn Frsse-Ve - istes ~ - : yeo 49, -
a. - ss-xe ffze hcrfr rbes1 nnessorses ~ g.
ssz.rr r-sfrs1e fr oess Fes1trtsr ss-slae
IA xaArs1 eea - - ~ ss.ee
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

fDa-y Sunday exc pied sDsis
Passenger taxing the q an express make
connccficr 81 Detroit FOR New fofk.-Nighf eTs
pres bS sleeping frem isetn0it a. tgrsnd
hapids Only tne running Limited express cav.
ing herc o. q 70 . m with psfioT car 10 LetroiL
making dlrecf connection for al points East ar
nvinR A. fes fork AZ sf) "a the nest even.
ipk--IhToueh uckeo ft-;urc1 al D., q. a A IL
onces, Sweets Hole and 81 depot.
Jas ttNfrffI- fity IaS 1gL
eEo y. hrtvEs Trsftc Manager, chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

lis thousands OF cures are the best ad
vertisement for Dr.. Ssge's Ca,arrh Remedy
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS,

All nscvertisementsi Ia th col e NJ a. uader
- shatsser head, except WANTED sitas-
ttons, will be charged Tor At the aalform
advance.
The number of Ifpss IN any ad seftissmsnt
eau he founi by dividing the number of
words by seven. Any part of liRs counted
- one full lfae.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

fEtrEr Ithfft Hr1Hsf
OLD Mis>foE TX HafiD. fsTI rsT
61H fbe 80 rn
f211 pm Ifr flf
Pos lea rs al holfis e. ffsrerre tfg ~ fssf
Bsy - - ~ ard 5Dru
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

Eesetsnts o. tsFana ksps.ts rho ieote
ts eiig for the Samm<r shoaia order ti.e
-ELEGRAM-HER4LD sent h thsiF
address chich eaa ~ changed - effsa
O. lle1ifs4
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

ilAaiy- Al otheu eKoepi sUndss
eee Ihns can nun op Pacific and Atlantic E1<
Pres 70 snc nom Detroit-Psrior osfs nun 90
psy ftpfess and 0'sDo Rapids fxprsss 10 snd
nom betfou -lnfect connections MADE a. De-
troii with al through rain esst 71ckTi< ON sss
depot.
u. W. yoBesTos, Mich Pss< AT g. Monroe a.
Csks n Nontis, Cen Agt - MOnroe-st
Q. W. kUSeLEs q. =. and J. A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

MOTOR MARI 2 THOMPSON cFFECE "a
a. No.roest Geax betreer ~ sr6 = = r.
k{kz<&un1 90 > e. 6s7ers F-aes-es. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

NWNEEs kNp nEkfERs ~ Hop<Ys VII
~ axe nnrlre thz - 2 e-kf 5srf ssss ~
- lvl. Ie IA a tee etT 80 resdr r - assesses
eaf o,< = fae 20 CoTcz sa3 fset~sfriaa
~ fee nrof p - - V-fa tre - .er~sfe1 evrzst-
NJ aeel s5-k s1f re 81 ~ceeT raf11ce1-
S-5rr e sosr crpr,ee as refsr- - Bs -
tf-s BIS so1 Frerca Lsverr -tsb5s ~
Bsns 4 Hssf. o-@ce 81 csidsf a -
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

" are setsrn aed 70 close out al Low Shoes
ana slippers IN hnc hand tirned ana machine
set goods during the baIaiee of this month.
Arons re many bargains offered On thls sale
Tie fa4l0'fins.
so pair youths lOw shoes. sizes Is 10 , at 70
cents = pasl,
Ladies Hand Turned Opera slippers. 60 cea,s.
L.-ies Fine Embroidered Opera slippers At IS
cents pair. worth sl.z5.
Ladies Fine Kid Opera slippers, sold every
where AZ siog. now going Tor u %.
Ladies Pine Hand Turned French Kid oxford
Tie slippers. worth 500, only 500.
Ladies RsBd Turned Congress CATERS in Don
golA Kio and Glove Calf. only sio0 pair.
Ladies Fine Hand Turned Button Boots at
sfop $50 and 81 20 pair. worth si.5o 10 500
Psir more At regular price.
cent Seamless Congress. Lace or Button shoes
only Il -.
cents Fine Stylish. Warranted shoes in every
sty.e bargain a. 500 and $50
Gents Seamless Calf Dongola or KANGAROO
Shoes that are sold the world over for si.O0 and
s6.0a we sell for 500.
Everything a. proportionately low prices. Not
trouble 10 show these goods.
You make a grevio1s mistake IL you do no
call and examine the many bargains in footwear
shown st
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

WANTED-A SITUATION AS CASHIER IN A
W store or Office. by a lady OF experience who
can give good recop endatlons. The applicant
would be willing tdket a. sales lady o. is capable
OF attending 10 any c0rrtspondence Address
Frances c. Wood. Gioson block, Louis-st Late
City Librarian. iqsrf
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

EOR SALE AND FOR RENT-THE IRVING
AL, steam heat 2nd snd 3fd stories and basement
with good elevator The furniture fixtures and
general outnt OF this first class boarding house for
sale. with lease OF the premises. Terms easy and
low 70 responsible party. Apply 70 Norris &
Norris - Lyo1-st. l5df
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

CoR sALE-FINE LANDS, IL NEwAYGo
i County, Upper Peninsula and wiscs nan.
also choice Southern Pine excellent farms In th Is
county, aud valuable city property for ale
Money 10 loan on Real Estate or Bank securities
III sums from 90 10 $50 10000. Stocks and bonds
bought and sold Ihsve also for sale upon res
sopsbs terms. piece OF real esta'e with front.
age OIL - feet. which ia admitted to he the most
desirable property in the city for the location OF
first class Hotel. Wholesale Dry Goods House
storea Bank or other cuisines Industry. For
Room Lovetts Block opposite Sweets Hotel.
fIott
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED WASHER
" one that understands the "Troy aundry
Nasnlng Machine" also Il collar and cutf ironer
on machine, and one shirt ironer- None but the
very best need apply, and 10 such the highesf
prices wil be paid, al the Eagle Steam Laundry.
w - NeuAl-et. l26
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF SOME
" experience, place in any store can speak
English and Holland. Address J. J. box D, ca-e
TINS once. lg5
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

WANTED - SITUATION AS CLERK IN
w store by young lady with experience, Ad.
0Iess VI box z, Tbs Offlce 1u
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

WANTED - POSITION N RETAIL,
w grocery store; am well acquainted with the
business. and can give satisfactory references
Address { c box :, care this once. 200
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

WASTED-A POSITION By A YOUNG MAN
w OF good character. sten0ETspher type
writer and hcsk-kfcpcf. Fave had experienoe
as stenegrapheT and tgps writer. aud college
coure IA bo0k-ksepng Moderate sal<ry cx-
iecteu. Address r. j. =. Al this Office. ig2tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

UANTED - 4 POSITION AS CASHIER OR
W assistant book keeIe- by alsdy OF experience
who desires good situation more than large
salary. Address { box 6, care telegram Herald
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

WANTED-A POSITION IN A WH0IFS ALE
W grocery. Wiling te commence with hand
ing fregoi. l have always been IN The retail
giocerT business. and Ca furnish satis.s s,forv
references Address b X his once u
uANTED-sITCATIOS As CHAkBERMAID.
w second girl or uurse n tam iiv or Hctei by a
oolored giri can give best of references kddress
No. : care TelegT sm- Herald l7nf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-23
The Governor made the following ap.

Tho New Directors for tho Insane, and Com.
.f missionOrs. ri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-23
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w lfl4g, $50 Afternoon. g - 4 u
The picnic given on the State Fair
Grounds Saturday by the Knights Of the
Golden Eagle was marked by more disor.
der than wltnesaed at any similar gather.
Ing in this vicinity Tor a long time. There
were numerous fights. One OF the drivers
for Reymann'B brewery was assaulted and
both his eyes BACKED when he was I'M.
able to defend himself, having key OF
beer In bis hands, and several kega OF beer
were atolen out Of the wagon. A colored
man was struck in the face. In neither OF
these cases could tho names Of the coward
ly asaaifants be ascertained by the police,
"Yank" Kinney when demonstrated with
for disorderly behavior by Officer Watson
struck Wataon In the face. He also
cursed Officer McNichols roundly, He
was locked up and spent Sunday behind
the bars. Blossom Kinney was also
creating disturbance when Officer West
went at him. Kinney ran, the officer
chasing him for some distance and then
throwing bis club aud striking Kinney in
the back Of the head. The club was
atolen by one OF the toughs on the ground.
Kinney escaped. John johnson, who
was fighting with him, was locked up by
officer Stephens. ID mss i,
There were large number OF artist.
cally frescoed optics in the city yesterday,
partly due to the rows at the picnic and
partly to q series Of fights on the South
Side Saturday afternoon and evening. The
Sixth ward seemed to be enjoying It's bi.
weekly "Ssturnalia.n Officer Grubler ar.
rested Thomas md John Reed for disor'
DERBY conductin the Filth ward. There will
DO sixor eight cases in tho police court thit
morning growing out OF the fight, chroni.
cled above, and It Is said there could be Q
case made Of selling boer to minors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangcrs in the City and Wheeling Folk
AbrOnd I--t-I @

strangors In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad. i-s
Mr.. w. II. McLean, prominent either
Of East Liverpool, is in the city visiting
friends. y
Mr.. Ambr;se Bcarlmore, Of Cleal
Creek, Iowa, is visiting at the residence Of
Mr.. William Ratclif, on Jacob street.
Mr.. Harry Camden, formerly OF tbit
city, now practising Law at Charleston
will, it is reported, remove to 81. Pau
shortly.
Mr.. J. G. Kline will leave tomorrow
for Burnett, Neb., 10 visit friends. This
evening he will entertain a number Of hiE
friends. +, a
Mr.. W. F. Butler, jr., who has beer
seriousiy i'll, ia reported to be improving
slowly. His many friends hope 10 see
him on the streets again in short time.
Judge John Beginner, night manager Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
lett Saturday for Washington, D. c., on
pleasure trip. He has earned good
rest, and his host Of friends all wish him
a jolly time.
1Ois " ilIoA aihSllUuEy VI LIB Guy,
has in the press OF J. B. Lip2inco.t & Co.,,
Of Philadelphia, "Thokla," o story OF
Viennene musical life, which ia said to be
a strong work, showing decided ability on
the part OF its author.
Mr.. George Baird, Deputy Collector OF
Internal Revenue for this district, and
Messrs. Alex. Laughlin and Ned. S:a!na-
ker, left Saturday via Cleveland and De.
troit for Mt. Clemens, Michigan, where
they will spend week or ten days.
Mr.. w. B. McClung has been presented
with gold.headed cane and fine gold
watch charm by the employees OF the B. &
0. chops. Mr.. McClung goes from here,
where be was general foreman, to Sandy
Hook, where he will be master mechanic.
A Hpecial to q Louisville paper from
Paris, KY, says: Prof. Il. R. Blaadell, for
the past seven years principal OF the Paris
city schools, will leave in short time to
take charge Of thu Female College at
Wheeling, ". Va. Prof. Blaisdell has
made many friends during his stay here,
who regret to see him leave, and wish him
much SUCCESS in his new field OF labor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-23
4 VAN; BAKER r, AN 4. Ep1T ron,
In tho Long Ago aud Now "a Dog with !

In tho Long Ago aud Now "a Dog with n
Had Name" Z. I, &
Nobody has yet discovered that Van
Baker, the Holidays Cove alleged
murderer, Is the identical men who
struck Billy. Patterson, but about
every other historical misdead
has been laid at bis door. The latest
is a special dispatch from Ironton, O.,
printed in yesterdays Cincinnati CONNER.
cial Gusetie, as follows:
"To-dsy's iesue Of tho lrontonian init
mates that Van B. Baker, who Is held for
tho murder Of his wife and mother.in.lsw,
near S.subsnvllls, is responsible for two
incendiary fires In the office Of that paper
four years ago, when Baker was q sort Of
partner In the concern, and served as la
editor. Baker bought the defunct Leader
office, and moved its material to the office
Of the Ironionian, after lnsuring the truck
for 1900, about four times what II wee
worth. He Sat In the editorial chair 9
short time, but pressing obligations which
he failed 10 meet confronted him, and he
drifted to other Climes. The efforts tc
burn the office were unsuccessfnl."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-23
Bargains in DRY Goods At l s. Good & co.'s
RIVER NEWS,

StnEe of tho Water and Movements Of the
Boats. fsi
The Katie Stockdale passed up about
noon yesterday in the Pittsburgh Cincin.
natl trade with good trip.
The steamer George Strecker has gone
into the hands of U. 8. Marshal Sshon,
and will be sold at auction in q short time.
The Lizzie Bay has quit the Parkersburg
and Pomeroy trade for good. The Ohio
River railroad knocked her out in one
round. u, I,e ~ ,'-.aE ID g
The Benton McMillin en- route from
Ironton to Pittsburgh passed up about
ESQ o'clock yesterday afternoon loaded
down deep. Fl
The @. W. Bachelor leaves here every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morn.
ings for Pittsburgh. The steamer Is com.
manded by a clever set Of gentlemen, who
have built up a splendid trade for her.
The Scotia passed down at an early hour
Saturday morning, aud the Louis A. Shir-
Icy In the same de-Pittsburgh-Ci ncin-
nati-got away from here about 8 o'clock
that evening. Both had fair aised trips.
Jim Miller and Tom Jones, roustaboub
on the steamboat Katie Stockdale, have
recovered wages from Mate Baker in the
sums Of 50 rs and s. cents respectively.
Suit was brought before Commissioner
Hooper at Cincinnati last week.
II Capt. Charlie Muhleman Of the Andea,
has decided to make a special excursion
trip to Cincinnati and return ncxt month ;
the steamer will leave here on that trip
Tuesday, June I. The fare for the round
trip will be only $40. and the boat will be
gone one week. q t:3 a.
The Andes is due here to-day from Gin
cinnati, for which point she will leave on
her return trip at 8 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The Andes is q staunch, re.
liable 6tern-wheeler, commanded by a
competent and obliging set OF officers,
with Captain Charlie Muhleman at the
head ;Hhe enjoys deserved popularity
all along the river. q (. ,s:t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-23
REAL ESTATE,
NSyzNSl s.. Ia.

One OF the most desirable and substantial rcsI.
dences within the city, situated OH northc,s, cor.
uGr OF Chapline and fourteenth streets house
numbered $50 Chapliue street; the lot fronts Cd
itct on Chaplinc street. Terms OF payment. easy,
one-titth cash, balance In equal annual PAYMENTS
with Interest payable annually, Fiitee,i wears
Tine given II desired. = $50 49,, -
No. $50 Twelfth street, full lot, GO By 100 feet,
roomed house on front, u ! doomed house gu
alley. Price, $500. li't5 30 - -.
"A full lot south oil house numbered $50, Eol,
street. Price. 81, 900.
FIFTY Acre Farm near Trfadciphia,
AZ Acres near Stone Church, Elm Groye
Us Acre Farm on Middle Wheeling Geek. tbrre
miles f;om Triadelphia, SEQ per acre. : ) : -
Blk Acres on Peters Run, 81 600,
:. desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on the
line Of tho p, ". & ky. Railroad, Il miles from
Wheeling: consisting Of q new frame house and "a
acres Of land; will exchange for desirable ciIy
No o. North Front street, ground fronting co fee,
and running back an equal width to river.
NO. IL! south Penn street, a SIX rooned inamo
house with stone foundation and basement. WISH,
room, cellar aud coal house; ground frontinr 50
leet, running back 100 feet. Price, 81 600. =
Lot NO. lb5 southwest corner OF Virginia and
south YORK streets, with part OF lot No l6G Ia MI
fronting % feet on Virginia street and l2O ceL on
South York street. 80 - - '
No, 40 Sixteenth street; on first floor IA dining.
room, kitchen, pantry, wash. house and coal holsS:
second floor Is two rooms and hall: Third floor,
three rooms and hall; finished attic, illu miuatIng
gas throughout, water on FIRST and third floors n
t!ce entrance; ground Is iGet hont, RUNNING bacE
u lect; can now be bought for 81, 7OO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-23
Thomas sluldoou not Quit,

City Solicitor Caldwell made his closing
H remarks In the case Of the city against
4 Thomss Mu!doon in Judge Boyd'a side oil
{, the Circuit Court Saturday morning, after
which tho case was given to the jury,
The iormal charge read 60. rs 10 accuse
8 Muldcon Of ,loIcibly obstruciing M officer
iii, The arrest OF Robert Mnldoon," his sou,
and the evidence visa not OF character,
Estrictly speaking. to susiein this charge,
It was not, therefore, much ota surprise
swhenstho Jury brought in q verdict Of not
guilty. Had the charge been general, Of
Siorcibly fobstrue!ing an officer in the dis
charge d! his duty, the result might have
I been different. The other five, cases pend
ing against the same party and his two
sons will probably not be heard at the
present term Of the court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-23

About eight hundred and fifty feet Of
casing has been removed from the Craig
we'll No. 2. Drilling will be resumed in q